What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

[Half/Stop]

Part of the sterilizing process, Ron. It has seen doves, pheasants, and bunnies, and I thank you every time (though, you doin' the field dressing would be nicer).
- Stuart

I’m glad it’s serving you well Stuart! Maybe someday we will get that opportunity! It’s been a long time but I think it would come back to me pretty fast! I’d love it!

 

[SteveC]

Watch Pocket Knife this week is a Colonial wireframe jack with bottle opener (thanks, Dave):
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Big Knife this week is a Buck 110 one of my brothers had for decades and gave to me:
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Miscellaneous Knife this week is a Case chestnut jigged bone CV mini trapper (I tend to prefer the spey blade):
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- GT

Fine trio Gary !

A Browning A5 "Sweet Sixteen" manufactured by Fabrique Nationale (Herstal, Belgium) in 1955 and a more recent vintage GEC #48 Woodcock (my only GEC, and thanks, Ron Half/Stop ). Note the price of shells on the box. I toted the #48 as a pipe knife today and it was more than adequate (gutting hook as tamper).

- Stuart

Great picture !

 

[TheFactor]

 

[JJ Cahill]

Many thanks JJ, looks like you have a couple of great slicers there yourself today, they look great together too

Thank you very much Jack!!!

Forgot to post my carry today! Have a good Friday folks

Glad you remembered your two beauties today; your Keen Kutter looks like it just walked out of the factory, amazing condition!

Great photo.

Thanks John!!!

My Black Friday carries...

Lovely shot of your two black beauties!

Thanks, JJ; I always appreciate your thoughtful comments.

You are most certainly welcome Gary; very cool Colonial wire frame in your "cutlery quiver" today!

Thank you kindly, JJ. Love the quit and richly detailed image. The EJ has its’ curves in all the right places. The black Alox SA is as capable as it is beautiful.

Thanks a whole lot, Harvey!!!

JB SFO “AC

Rick Lala “Caipira.” Brazil.

Really dig your shots of these two amazing totes; the super classic JB looks awesome with you "sleek and cool" R Lala from Brazil, sweet!

 

[Arian29]

Laguiole Corkscrew + Iron River,
Stag&C-Tek for Saturday.

 

[JJ Cahill]

Thought I'd go with a couple Schrades for Saturday.

 

[Jack Black]

Never really used one of these as it was intended!! Takes practice!!View attachment 1357700

I'm glad your op went well Charlie, heal fast my friend

Watch Pocket Knife this week is a Colonial wireframe jack with bottle opener (thanks, Dave):
View attachment 1357843

Big Knife this week is a Buck 110 one of my brothers had for decades and gave to me:
View attachment 1357846

Miscellaneous Knife this week is a Case chestnut jigged bone CV mini trapper (I tend to prefer the spey blade):
View attachment 1357847

- GT

Three nice ones there Gary, I've always admired that Colonial

A Browning A5 "Sweet Sixteen" manufactured by Fabrique Nationale (Herstal, Belgium) in 1955 and a more recent vintage GEC #48 Woodcock (my only GEC, and thanks, Ron Half/Stop ). Note the price of shells on the box. I toted the #48 as a pipe knife today and it was more than adequate (gutting hook as tamper).

- Stuart

Very interesting Stuart Bird hook as pipe tamper?

Thank you very much Jack!!!

Glad you remembered your two beauties today; your Keen Kutter looks like it just walked out of the factory, amazing condition!

Thought I'd go with a couple Schrades for Saturday.

Many thanks JJ, all your knives seem to be in wonderful condition - and just wonderful!

Morning folks, hope everyone has a great weekend Showing some solidarity with Charlie @waynorth today

 

[Chui]

@davemonkey I always carry a Fisher Space pen but mine never get that worn before I give them away and buy a replacement.

Stay as safe as possible, have a great day!

....wowsers...!! How lovely is that

If only they did 'em in stainless

 

[Reaper AL]

Here is the bull moose herd rotate through one of these everyday

 

[Jack Black]

View attachment 1358032 Here is the bull moose herd rotate through one of these everyday

That's quite a line-up Al, hope you're doing OK buddy

 

[Reaper AL]

That's quite a line-up Al, hope you're doing OK buddy

thanks jack and yes everything is fine hope all is well for you and you can retrieve the package from the post soon

 

[Jack Black]

thanks jack and yes everything is fine hope all is well for you and you can retrieve the package from the post soon

Yes thanks Al, so frustrating with my mail service I'm hoping they finally re-open on Monday, but they can't even bother to respond to their emails I'll keep you posted my friend

 

[Pt-Luso]

Today with Case Mini Trapper in stag, of the year 1992.

 

[R.c.s]

That's a right sharp beauty you got there.

Tempting to put mine back in my pocket for another week's tour of duty.
However, I got 5 other stockman that haven't been carried yet.[/QUOTE

Thanks . that particular one would be a good choice . It's around 30 dollars and it's D2 steel with macarta scales made by marbbels . It's a bargain

 

[Travman]

In honor of Richard Lanigan.

 

[ISKRA]

New arrival, cuts like the dickens.

 

[Half/Stop]

Y’all have a great day!

 

[R.c.s]

 

[Amir Fleschwund]

Watch Pocket Knife this week is a Colonial wireframe jack with bottle opener (thanks, Dave):
View attachment 1357843

Big Knife this week is a Buck 110 one of my brothers had for decades and gave to me:
View attachment 1357846

Miscellaneous Knife this week is a Case chestnut jigged bone CV mini trapper (I tend to prefer the spey blade):
View attachment 1357847

- GT

I don’t spey, but as they say, The Day Is Young, but I also like the spey blades on my trappers and stockmen.
Nice triple shot today, Gary!

View attachment 1358032 Here is the bull moose herd rotate through one of these everyday

Osage for Sundays, canvas micarta for work days.

New arrival, cuts like the dickens.

Wow- great old Wenger!

 

[Amir Fleschwund]

View attachment 1358106 View attachment 1358094Buck and Case

Have a great Saturday!